CSRF Protection for gorilla/sessions in the Go Language
CSRFBanana is a middleware package that helps prevent cross-site request forgery attacks. The package can generate tokens per session or per page. Tokens can also be regenerated after a successful or failed attempt to validate.
In this package, the CSRF tokens are stored in the (same) session cookie that is handled by gorilla/sessions. You can read about the different CSRF approaches on StackOverflow: Why is it common to put CSRF prevention tokens in cookies?
Import the package:
import "github.com/josephspurrier/csrfbanana"Configure the package as middleware:
// Default handler
h := http.HandlerFunc(YourOwnDefaultFunction)
// Insert the CSRFBanana here to prevent CSRF
cs := csrfbanana.New(h, Store, SessionName)
// Set error page for CSRF failures
cs.FailureHandler(http.HandlerFunc(routeInvalidToken))
// Generate a new token after each success/failure (also prevents double submits)
cs.ClearAfterUsage(true)
// Exclude routes like /static/ from token generation/checking
cs.ExcludeRegexPaths([]string{"/static(.*)"})
// Set the token length (default is 32)
csrfbanana.TokenLength = 32
// Set the max number of tokens stored per session (default is 20)
csrfbanana.MaxTokens = 20
// Set the token name used in the forms and session (default is token)
csrfbanana.TokenName = "token"
// Set the token to generate per page (false - the default) or per session (true)
csrfbanana.SingleToken = false
// Pass the handler to your HTTP server
http.ListenAndServe(":80", cs)Generate the token before passing to your templates:
// Create a map for the template
vars := make(map[string]string)
// Store the CSRF token to the map
vars["token"] = csrfbanana.Token(w, r, sess)
// Show the template
templ.Execute(w, vars)Add the token to every POST form that is not excluded by ExcludeRegexPaths():
<input type="hidden" name="token" value="{{.token}}">Note: Any other POST operation needs to either include the token or be added to ExcludeRegexPaths().
To add tokens to multiple forms on the same page, use TokenWithPath() to specify the URL where the data will be submitted:
// Store token 1
vars["token1"] = csrfbanana.TokenWithPage(w, r, sess, "/form1")
// Store token 2
vars["token2"] = csrfbanana.TokenWithPage(w, r, sess, "/form2")Then insert the tokens into the template:
<!-- Form 1 -->
<form method="post" action="/form1">
...
<input type="hidden" name="token" value="{{.token1}}">
</form>
<!-- Form 2 -->
<form method="post" action="/form2">
...
<input type="hidden" name="token" value="{{.token2}}">
</form>To see the example in action, use the following commands:
go get github.com/josephspurrier/csrfbanana/example
go run src/github.com/josephspurrier/csrfbanana/example/example.go
Thanks to Justinas Stankevičius for his CSRF package which I used as a solid example.
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